American Airmen in Western Desert Fight to Win War
Wide World Features recounts ten days with American bomber and fighter crews in the western desert. Col. Curtis Low, 30, leads daring missions and survives a heavy ack-ack encounter while bringing a damaged plane home. Pilots, surgeons, and crew talk of health, home letters, and a Clark Gable figure nicknamed Buck Bilby.
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Pairo
Western Desert
Bing Crosby
Dinah Re
Curtis Low
Ofdham Heights
Mass
Col. Low
Ameri
T. S. Cordill
Angeles
Middle East
Ned
O. H. Sre
Clarkfield
Minn
Stern Desert
United Tes
Glade
Buck”’. Bilby
Skidmore
Clark Gable
Miami
Florida
Why Be Troubled By Wartime Constipation
Wartime readers urged to prevent constipation by increasing dietary bulk. Proper bulk from Kellogg's RELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN, plus water, is promoted as a cause-correcting solution rather than relying on medicines. Kellogg's Battle Creek listed as manufacturer.
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Rellogg
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Leaf Market to Close December 11 in 1942 Season
Winston-Salem leaves the 1942 Old Belt tobacco season set to close on Friday December 11 per James T. Booth secretary of the Virginia Carolina Old Belt Tobacco Warehousemen’s Association. Market totals show about 350000 pounds sold at roughly 42. per hundred with a shift to limited buyers possible due to worker shortages.
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Winston-Salem
James T. Booth
Virginia-Carolina
Old Belt ‘Tobacco Warehousemen’s Association
Herman Burgess
Hill
Gray & L
F. M. Haire
W. A. Smith
Tiller & Mitchell
C. CG. Stine
C. H. Burton
D. F. Smith
R. G. Brannon
Brady Johnson
O. Rogers
W. A. Collins
J. R. Tilley
Gold Production in Nicaragua Reaches 435000
A recent report notes that nearly 435000 dollars worth of gold was mined in Nicaragua in a single month. The figure highlights the country’s mining output and may influence regional economic assessments and investment interest.
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Nicaragua
The Fleet's In at Rialto Headlines Record Omitted
Series of film listings include Magnificient Amberscans Bradhurst Escape From Hong Kong Paramount The Big Shoat with various runtimes and prices noted. Rialto shows The Fleet's In among others with multiple time stamps and a dollar sign entry.
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Center
Broadhurst
Hongkong
Paramount
Rialto
Thomasville Rotary hears Judge Olive on war and peace
Judge Hubert E. Olive of Lexington spoke at the Thomasville Rotary Club, urging resolve in war and peace. He warned against propaganda, praised Britain's resilience, and said the nation must win the war, win the peace, and preserve government.
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Thomasville
Hubert E. Olive
Lexington
Hitler
Ondon
Olive
Parachute Troop Hikes From Bragg to U N C
Chapel Hill Nov 12 41 The university village welcomes 126 parachute troop members from Fort Bragg 60 miles away. They visit naval pre flight cadets who hiked to Bragg earlier in the fall. The unit stays in the tin can gymnasium and will run the pre flight obstacle course Saturday morning before attending the Duke Carolina football game that afternoon.
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Chapel Hill
Fort Bragg
Naval
University “Tin Can
Duke
Anderson Selected WPB Food Specialist in Raleigh
John C. Anderson, Wake County farm agent, will become food specialist for the War Production Board office in Raleigh next Monday. The appointment was announced by Thomas J. Love, production service manager, and the county granted Anderson a leave of absence.
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Raleigh
John C. Anderson
Wake County
War Production Board
Anderson
Thomas J. Love
WPB
Ruth Mitchell to Speak at UNC Woman’s College
Ruth Mitchell sister of the late General William T. Mitchell will speak at the University of North Carolina Woman’s College on November 23. She has just returned from 13 months in 11 Nazi prisons and interment camps.
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Ruth Mitchell
Spear Greensboro
William T
Billy) Mitchell
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Miss Mitchell
United States
News of Colored People Meeting and Illness Report
News item notes a gathering tonight on Leonard Street with W. H. Cooke and Prof. L. L. Boyd as guest speaker. It also reports Mrs. Fannie Mason ill at home in Liberty North Carolina and mentions a Friday night service by Rev. F. O. Bass at the Presbyterian Church. Robeson County bans Sunday beer and wine sales.
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W. H. Cooke
Liberty
Fannie Mason
F. R. Mason
Temple Memorial Church
N. C
F. O. Bass
Mt. Vernon
The
Presbyterian Church
Cherry Street
Lumberton
Robeson County
Ministerial Union
Leonard Street
Fairview
William Penn
Wm Penn High School
Washington Street
Main Street
South High Point
Fairview Street
Vail
S. E. Burford
Guessing party hosted by Mt Vernon church group
The Willing Workers of Mt Ver non Church invite the public to a Thursday 7 45 guessing party in the parsonage with a potato race as a highlight.
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Mt. Vernon Church
Stewart Board Meeting Notice for Zion Church
The Stewart board of the AMLE notes Zion Church held its last meeting with Wm Allen at 1204 Kivette Drive. The next gathering is scheduled with L. W. Strong at 1203 Kivette Drive on November 29, 1942.
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Stewart
Amle. Zion Church
Wm Allen
Kivette Drive
L. W. Strong
Utley Jr Enrolled in Reserve Officer Corps at The Citadel
Cadet Arthur Manuel Utley Jr son of Arthur M Utley of High Point NC has been enrolled in the first year advanced ordnance course of the ROTC at The Citadel He was selected for high military proficiency scholastic achievement and fitness Fifty cadets from the second class joined the ordnance course to develop specialized training under the Ordnance Department which handles weapons armament and munitions
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Charleston
S. C
Arthur Manuel Utley, Jr
Arthur M. Utley
Tos Hillcrest Drive
High Point
N. C
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Citadel
Utley
Ordnance
The
Military College
Ordnance Department of the Army
R.O.T.C
Western Conference of Lutherans to Meet in Hickory
The Western Conference of the United Lutheran Synod of North Carolina will meet next year at Bethany Church in Hickory. At a two day session Rev. A W Lippard of Maiden was elected president with Rev. W R Cromer of Hickory as vice president and Rev. R H Kepley of Hickory re elected secretary. L E Fisher of Asheville was reelected treasurer.
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Taylorsville
Western Conference
United Lutheran Synod of North Carolina
Bethany Church
Hickory
A.W. Lippard
Maiden
W. R. Cromer
R. H. Kepley
L. E. Fisher
Asheville
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